Implementing the game TIS-100 by Zachtronics on the AVR ATMega platform, found notably on Arduino. This project is purely for our entertainment, and no copyright infringement is intended.
The instructions written for the game is converted to opcode as specified in spec.md. A debugging interface over serial is specified in proto.md In the src folder the source code for the AVR is found, and in the python folder the game code to opcode is found.
The hardware setup is intended to be a master, which can be connected to a PC to debug, and ideally 12 slaves. Each slave would then do the workload of a node in the game and be able to communicate with 2-4 other slaves. How this communication will be done is yet to be determined. I2C using the master as master is the current thought on the matter.